U.S. Global Leadership Is Losing Ground at Home
Candace Rondeaux features in World Politics Review to discuss the impact partisan divides in foreign policy will have on the US election.
What’s New in Digital Equity: Legislation Could Renew ACP
New America on the Secure and Affordable Broadband Extension Act.
Examining the Political Dynamics Behind Russia’s Paris 2024 Olympics Ban
Andrés Martinez examines how Russia’s Olympic sanctions aim to limit their precedential impact amid IOC concerns about politics in sports.
Listening to Rural Voices: The Transformative Power of Story Circles
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with Ben Fink and Dee Davis of Rural Strategies.
OPM Watch: How Regulators Can Protect College Students
The U.S. Department of Education must rescind Obama-era guidance that permits OPMs to operate as they do now.
The Future of the Sustainable Development Goals Relies on Climate Action
Martha Molfetas takes a look at how far the UN is from reaching its sustainable development goals by 2030.
What Is Digital Solidarity, and Why Does the U.S. Want It?
Akash Kapur unpacks Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s RSA conference keynote address that called for a global “digital solidarity.”
Why a Landmark Kids Online Safety Bill That Just Passed the Senate Is Still Deeply Divisive
OTI on age verification mandates.
July Digital Matters
Most ‘Good Jobs’ Will Require a Bachelor’s Degree by 2030s
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in an article in Inside Higher Ed on how a bachelor’s degree will increase the chances of getting a “good job.”